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单词 technical
释义
technical
adjective
uk
/ˈtek.nɪ.kəl/us
/ˈtek.nɪ.kəl/
B2
relatingto theknowledge,machines, ormethodsused inscienceandindustry:
技术的
a few technicalproblems几个技术问题
relatingto theknowledgeandmethodsof aparticularsubjectorjob:
专门性的
Personally, Ifoundsomepartsof thebooka little too technical tofollow.我个人认为，书中有些部分过于专业化，一般人不易看懂。
B2
relatingtopracticalskillsandmethodsthat are used in aparticularactivity:
技能的，技巧的
In herperformanceas the Snow Queen sheshowedgreattechnicalbrilliance.她演冰雪女王时展示出了高超的演技。
More examples
  • Thespaceshuttleremainedearthboundbecause of a technicalfault.
  • Theinstructionbookletis written in very technicallanguagewhich isalmostimpossibletounderstand.
  • Before she couldbegintheprojectshe had toworkher way through thehugeamountof technicalpapers.
  • There are still a few technicalproblemsto bedealtwith before theproductcan be put onsaleto thepublic.
  • Hecurrentlyholdsthepositionof technicalmanager.
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Inventing, designing and innovation
Efficient and effective
(Definition oftechnicalfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

technical| American Dictionary

technical
adjective
us
/ˈtek·nɪ·kəl/
involvingorneedingspecialskillsorknowledge,esp. inscienceorengineering(= thedesignandbuildingofmachines,equipment, andstructures):
Thecomputercompanyraninto somelast-minutetechnicalproblemswithitsnewdiskdrives.
(Definition oftechnicalfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

technical| Business English

technical
adjective
uk
/ˈteknɪkəl/us
relatingtoscienceorindustry:
They have both thebestentrepreneursand thebesttechnicalpeople.
a technicalcompany/the technicalsector
Only 3% of theworkforcehas gone throughtechnicaleducation.
relatingto theknowledgeused in aparticularsubjectortypeofwork:
Theundergraduateprogramsin Economics and Accountingemphasizetechnicalexpertise.
a technicalsubject, word, etc. isdifficulttounderstandwithoutspecialknowledgeof asubject:
Thelanguageis tootechnicalfor mostpeopletounderstand.
Try toavoidtoo manytechnicaltermsifpossible.
relatingtomachines,systems, etc. or to thepracticalway in which somethingworks:
technicalproblems/errors/glitches
He'sheadofourtechnicalsupportteam.
Pleaseconsultthetechnicalmanual.
basedon a veryexactanddetailedway ofunderstandingalawor arule:
It is anoverlytechnicalinterpretationof theregulationsthat hascausedthisproblem.
Thetechnicaldefinitionof amultinationalfailstoconveythescopeanddiversityofglobalbusiness.
technical
noun
uk
/ˈteknɪkəl/us
technicals
[plural]STOCK MARKET
signsrelatingto the waymarketstypicallybehave,ratherthan thoserelatingto therealprofitsofcompanieswhosesharesaretraded, therealeconomy, etc.:
The technicalssuggestwe shouldsell.
The technicals are verybullish.
Compare
fundamentals
→technoun
(Definition oftechnicalfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoftechnical

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Lack of sensitivity may result fromtechnicalissues such as poor probe performance or low copy number transcripts.
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We should do what we do when anytechnicalterm is to be translated - make some convention and abide by it.
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Beyond the time used to discusstechnicalissues, these meetings included time for members to build personal relationships and contacts.
From theCambridge English Corpus
A sculptor, an architect, or a client can work out a complete design, solving all the visual problems before dealing with thetechnicalones.
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One of the characteristics of the training teachers were most likely to complain about was its restrictedtechnicalfocus.
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The limitations were considered to be mainlytechnical.
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Here we have the distinction between language-oriented, grammatical interpretation and person-oriented,technicalinterpretation.
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Intechnicalinterpretation there is no substitute for such systematic research.
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Their findings, though often recondite andtechnical- but no more so than those of the historical demographers, geographers and economic historians - have been little heeded.
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Cities in the contemporary world can be described as largetechnicalsystems.
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Regardless of facility size, very few rural or rural referral facilities provided suchtechnicalservices as renal dialysis or pulmonary artery catheterization.
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Othertechnicalfactors, such as the array printing conditions, were found to conform to observations that are well-described in the literature.
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We were interested in information about the experiences and perceptions of the people in the process as well as thetechnicaldetails.
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The age was sanctioning a cinema oftechnicalvirtuosity and social statement.
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By comparing similar industries across countries the more industry-specific forces oftechnicaland market contexts are held fairly constant.
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